Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – By a vibratory effect
Patent
1991-09-30
1993-05-25
Cuchlinkski, Jr., William A.
Thermal measuring and testing
Temperature measurement
By a vibratory effect
374170, 310315, 310360, 331 66, G01K 1126, H01L 4108
Patent
active
052146685
ABSTRACT:
A temperature compensated oscillator and a temperature detector have a temperature sensor having a single case in which a pair of AT cut crystal resonator having substantially the same natural oscillation frequency and different cut angles from each other are accommodated. The crystal resonators each constitutes the resonance circuit of respective one of two oscillation circuits. A difference in frequency between the output frequencies of the oscillation circuits is representative of a detected temperature.
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Hara Takaaki
Satou Kiyoshi
Bennett G. Bradley
Cuchlinkski, Jr. William A.
NEC Corporation
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